The Metal Moare Chair Series by Lucie Koldova
Marissa Liu — November 11, 2009 — Art & Design
References: luciekoldova & dailyicon.net
The Moare chairs by Lucie Koldova are a series of two different stackable metal chairs. Both the Moare I and Moare II chairs are made of bent steel bars. Moare I chairs are colored using varnish and Maore II chairs using color powder coating.
Lucie Koldova’s Moare chairs work with symmetrical and asymmetrical lines and shapes. The Moare I concentrates on continual lines and the multiplication of one basic shape (the square) while the Moare II stresses periodicity and geometry.
Lucie Koldova’s Moare chairs work with symmetrical and asymmetrical lines and shapes. The Moare I concentrates on continual lines and the multiplication of one basic shape (the square) while the Moare II stresses periodicity and geometry.
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